Sentence examples for in its new rules from inspiring English sources

Most are waiting to see what the U.S.D.A. requires in its new rules.

In its new rules, Wal-Mart said any barred windows must have an emergency mechanism to allow for escape.

Derivatives are complicated and risky, and the F.A.S.B. in its new rules sought to ensure that corporate financial statements accurately reflected those risks.

To stimulate fan interest in its new rules, the N.H.L. has made shootouts mandatory in all preseason games, whether the score is tied or not.

But, in its new rules, the F.D.A. contends that there is not enough scientific evidence to justify such a claim, so before a sunscreen could claim to prevent skin cancer, it would have to undergo clinical trials and be approved by the agency as a new drug.

In its new rule, known as an airworthiness directive, the F.A.A. gave its first estimate of the cost of the repairs — $464,763 per plane — though the agency said that could be covered by the plane's warranty and, therefore, paid by Boeing.

The Bush administration made much the same point in announcing its new rules on Monday.

Because it devised its new rules in 2001, the EPA was forced to rely on this limited dataset to set a threshold for the regulation of arsenic.

After initial opposition all Premier League clubs, including City, are seeking to comply, and Uefa went out of its way in Nyon to assure them that in 2014 it intends to enforce its new rules, seriously.

And in August, the S.E.C. issued its new rules, which aim to make the gap disappear by requiring any piece of material information to be disclosed to all investors simultaneously.

The FCC will also have to defend its new rules in court.